Sure will, and truth be told this thread should have been updated long ago so thx for bringing it to the top.



Said n done... aaaaaand...



Yeah.
This coupled with some finger tip feel as far as transfer port.. well. It worked why this piece since a while back is spitting out 42´s going 1060fps +/-. In short that´s a good bit beyond 100fpe for ya right there, and the beauty is that that fenomenal barrel couldn´t care less if pellets or slugs. AFAIK it´s on a 1:16 twist so no wonder.

Here a tidbit tho..
I had a minor leak upstreams of the valve. Ie; between the valve and first up the power adjuster port and second up of course the barrel.
This had me running around like a one legged chicken for a GOOD while until i ripped this thing apart once and again... when i realized that drilling into that main block...well



For a long while there i thought i had injured the grooves for the rings on the actual valve, but.. not so. As it turned out..
There´s this little access hole drilled to keep a small steel spring loaded ball that index the mag. Running the larger dia transfer i juuuuuust broke into that. Hence the noise.. Solution was as simple as the task to find it was stiff.
Just drilled and tapped that hole. Installed the grub screw that holds the steel ball n spring with a tad of Loctite.. then yet another grub to seal off the other end (picture).
Wow.
That being said i´ve played around quite a bit with the barrel too, trying to see what harmonics does vs what´s downright steps in the wrong direction.

Hm. The shroud is.



Rear bung for the shroud threads into the main block, and that as it turns out was baaaaad. So off that thread came and the bung to work via a couple of grubs. This made the barrel float way better, and the rest of it was playing around with various moderator designs, and weights by all means, until i saw accuracy REALLY come together - which it truly did.



On the Meta per se tho. This there is dead stock and that small stamped piece of sheet metal there and how it´s hooked up is how the Meta keeps basically any and all hammer bounce to a dead stop.
Nifty. As stated, the team around these guns is fairly young and in this case.. a good thing. They DO walk the extra mile.



As some of you are aware i design and make my own moderators. Idea this time was to experience the effects of an overly large one, what ample internal volume brings to the table. And it does. Suppressor volume goes hand in hand with power output, no surprise i hope. Since a while back though i´ve become REAL anal about keeping my PCP´s REAL hush. Thus..

Since though that absolutely MASSIVE can has gotten a new home.



Yeah cause see, here next to its new shooting buddy. My Impact M3 (which since is what carries that insane suppressor. Sure works no doubt.) The Meta now carrying a 40mm jobbie.
However.
This is where it takes on a tad of a.. "different" take cause the Meta is adjusted to hit harder than the Impact (way harder actually, 140J vs approx 100J). What´s more the Meta is more accurate doing it too. Hence.. there´s a 800mm slug liner to be installed to the M3.
However. Now this just my OPINION.. they´re really night n day while at the same time so similar. What really sets them apart though is the difference in hang tag, cause that´s no laughing matter.
What i´m saying is that this Meta has shown to be one of the extremely few PCP´s that´s just come to impress me more n more the more i work on it, the more i shoot it.
Am i saying it´s as good as an M3?

No. The Meta still takes that its owner isn´t of the flavor that carries all thumbs. As it NEEDS modifications to shine, but then again.. handed that.. daaaayyyum!

Where we´re at she friggin screams. She really does, and no matter if 12fpe or FAC in you guys case.. it tells a bit as far as the qualities this thing sports - you just need to lurk them outta there. Hence, a gun for the shall we call it advanced DIY´er.



Yep! Even ran her completely sans shroud there for a while trying to figure potential accuracy out. All parts of the game i guess.